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My girlfriend just bought a 2007! She loves it! It's lower than other touring bikes (other than the RK custom).
The handlebars may be too short for smaller rider, but can be tolerated with a good backrest. The stock seat has a lot to be desired! The frame, from what I'm told is the same as RK custom. Not sure though.
Other than these things, it's a fine bike! Lots of power and cruises like a dream! Crosswind? No problem!
ORIGINAL: sjtowman
fellow riders im going to buy a 2008 street glide any bad or good news pleasereply
Bill
I have had no problems at all. I'm 6'0 ,195lbs.Seat,and handle bars are just right for me! It's great ! Get out and Ride!! Jrsess
Maybe it could be a tad louder!
I love mine. No complaints. Buy the bike you want and don't get too worked up about what you see and hear. My guess is that you will love your new Street Glide. Have fun.....
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